Information & Communication Technology Research Center

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Information and Communication Technology Training Institute (ICTTI)

ICTTI was established on December 2006 as a joint effort between University of Computer Studies, Yangon (UCSY) and Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) at University of Computer Studies, Yangon (Hlaing Campus).The first training course was successfully inaugurated on January 2007 as Technology Transfer Program.

Participants included regular Graduate/Post-Graduate students aspiring to join IT industry as well as Government staffs of various departments from different Ministries. Participants passed out from the centre have been well received by IT industry.

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ICTTI is being run in cooperation with Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA).

Campus Facilities

ICTTI has a dedicated Online Data Centre with 12 High end servers. It includes DHCP Server, DNS Server, Time Server, Web Server, File Server (FTP), Proxy Server (Squid), Mail Server (Squirrel Mail), Samba Server, Storage Server, Database Server (Oracle), Moodle Server for automating process of education and LDAP Server.
It has 225 computers with Internet facility for each participant in the training program.

ICTTI is a fully air-conditioned facility with 7 computing classes with labs and Seminar rooms.

Student can access training materials, lecture slides, lab assignments and upload teacher’s review on server. All the exams are conducted through this server which helps for quick result processing.

Why Study Here?

The course curriculum enables students to learn the technologies gradually from basics to the advanced.
During the course, students attend the regular theory classes with lab practice & assignments for 6 hours every day.
Information and Communication Technology Research Centre produced well-qualified IT specialists and experts to conduct research. Moreover, graduates from ICTTI are highly demands from IT related business sectors.